Problems of the Internet

• The internet controls what people think, hear and feel. If that’s the case, who controls the internet? Monopolistic data distribution cartels physically own most the data you see on your screen enforcing their agendas on you.

• They have abusively amassed a massive wealth worth over $3 trillion US as of 2017, taking advantage of the data content you create. How much of that money is in your pockets? In addition, when will you notice that they have gradually designed our browsers, operating systems, and mobile devices to surveil us? This constantly puts us at risk while centralizing wealth and power to the very few.

• If you are smart enough, you may already have realized that the decentralization and neutrality of the internet is the only thin line of defense against the organized legal use of violence over us and the liberation of mankind. Life on this planet was not meant to be this difficult.

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the solution

• profitable

  Spyce is backed by the most valuable resource on the planet. All trade and commerce of physical and non-physical good and services are to be conducted in Spyce. Please read the white paper for more fascinating facts about Spyce.

• scalable

  Mass Scalability is inevitable due to the provision of a complete decentralized web infrastructure platform backed up by Spyce highly incentivized Spyce mining. Realize the diffusion of the Dnet is an eventuality.

• decentralized

  Physical decentralization stored of the all data on the Dnet is what makes Dnet powerful. Just like bitcoin, no person, entity or organization can stop a Dnet mining.

• hyperspeed

  Proprietary Proof-of-Reliability protocol ensures that miners are selected based on a very rigorous speed and consistency tests. This can make the current centralized internet look like a relic of the past.

Meet the pioneer of blockchain native OS

• 1. The user must pay to use.

  2. It sees, hears and knows everything there is to know about you. They are architectured for mass surveillance.

  3. Limited access to suppresses monopolized centralized web.

  4. Reports everything about you to a central authority the moment it is connected to the internet.

  5. Censored by a central authority with their own agendas.

  6. Hackable unstable security - most attacks target windows. Not backward compatible.

  7. System resources are hijacked for tasks that are unknown.

  8. Frequent updates of unknown purpose justified as security updates.

  9. Requires often hardware upgrades when a new OS comes out.

  10. Monopolized business structure.

• 1. The user gets paid to use by Spyce mining activity.

  2. Linux based Blockchain native OS.

  3. All benefits of stable Linux already present.

  4. The open source code can be audited at anytime.

  5. Doesn't report anything to anyone without your consent.

  6. Doesn't use system resources for surveillance.

  7. All updates are for the benefit of the user.

  8. Impeccable stability. No frequent crashes, freezes, and reboots.

  9. All system resources are used to improve user experience and Spyce mining optimization.

  10. Designed for personal security and protection of the individual user.

  11. Unlimited access to the decentralized web in addition to the traditionally limited access to suppresses monopolized centralized web.

  12. Censored by the general consensus of the users with no agendas of exploitation.

  13. Native access to the Liberty Search Engine.

  14. system Agnostic.

  15. Runs fast just like the first day of installation even after many years of use. Speed doesn't slow down over time because it doesn't need defragmentation.

  16. Doesn't own loyalty to a commercial organization because it is supported by a percentage share of the Spyce mining economy.

  17. Doesn't require frequent updates. Decenternet updates are for real user experiences.

  18. Doesn't require frequent hardware upgrades for general use.

  19. Stays loyal to the users of Dnet.

Those, who are already with us!